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April, 2001 Vol. 2, No.4 |
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I suspect that Brewster Robertson would be the first to rebuff my calling him "a renaissance man," but that is clearly what he is. Robertson brings to mind those men who used to be numerous in the South and now are rare treasures. Where the term today has been belittled to "Jack of all trades and master of none," Robertson excels at each venture and greets the morning with curiosity and the spirit of an explorer.
Flore Dupuis married an American soldier after World War II and has spent the last thirty-five years raising her family in Arkansas. She captures the history of many who immigrated to American shores and provides a legacy for her heirs.
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The Fellowship of Southern Writers will induct six authors during ceremonies at the Chattanooga Conference on Southern Literature on April 21st. The inductees are Pulitzer Prize winning poet Henry Taylor, Pulitzer Prize winning dramatist Beth Henley, Josephine Humphreys, Bobbie Ann Mason, Allan Gurganus, and Joseph Blotner. |
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